Counting Lines in TextWrangler using Apple Script

[Krams R]

How can I go about counting the number of lines in the current file using Apple Script?
I am also looking to move the cursor to the end of the file to add some additional content to the file.

I have tried endLine of document, text, window, selection etc. but I get errors about not being able convert endLine of <object> to type of endLine of <Object>
I tried using count of lines of <object> and get an error that says cannot get all the lines of <object>.
Trying count of line of <object> results in an error similar to the endLine usecase.

Thanks

[Rich Siegel]

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AppleScript is pretty flexible, and so there are often multiple
ways to accomplish something. Here is one:

tell application "TextWrangler"

-- returns the number of lines in the active text document
count of lines in text document 1

-- moves the insertion point to the end of the document
select the insertion point after the last character of text
document 1

end tell

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R.
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[Krams R]

Rich,

Thank you for the help. Much appreciated. The last character of text document 1 works as desired.